Greenman72
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- Jan 11, 2013
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I’m interested in everybody’s 40/60/80 score, if only to see what the MPS was. I know it’s not a perfect measure, but in the absence of “actual” scores, it’s about the best we can do.
For those who don’t know what 40/60/80 is: It’s a simple formula that anybody should be able to do in Excel. Just multiply the points on your section times .4, .6, or .8, depending on how well you scored. Then add ‘em up.
EG - The very first question is worth 20 points, and I scored >70%. So I take 20 x .8, and get 16.
The second question was worth 15 points, and I scored > 70%. So I take 15 x .8 and get 12.
The third question was worth 16 points, and I scored <50%, so I take 16 x .4 and get 6.4.
Once you’ve gone through the whole test, add up your points, and divide by 360 to get a percentage score.
For those who don’t know what 40/60/80 is: It’s a simple formula that anybody should be able to do in Excel. Just multiply the points on your section times .4, .6, or .8, depending on how well you scored. Then add ‘em up.
EG - The very first question is worth 20 points, and I scored >70%. So I take 20 x .8, and get 16.
The second question was worth 15 points, and I scored > 70%. So I take 15 x .8 and get 12.
The third question was worth 16 points, and I scored <50%, so I take 16 x .4 and get 6.4.
Once you’ve gone through the whole test, add up your points, and divide by 360 to get a percentage score.